Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-07

~ 3GG0 7.-The laak msssing a
o1nool buarA Wos held In the
nnoe ~ ovouing q o'clock,
~ - 0ombon WoeO present The
1numauDo peoUoated the financial
- 0ene oshool distsiss for The year
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= vUo ordered 10 b printed for distribu-
< - sopoeintonding committee reported
~ eo0plseed oil arrangements for the
n6nUonoomont exercises of the high school /
WAssh will b held In the opera house on |
4nesaay evening, June a.
\ 1ho library committee reported sg7.6l In |
~ hands Of the committee.
4 1Ae report Of President Taylor for the past |
~ rosd. II contained Q recommends
- thas the teachers be paid for the time
ut 6 the meetings Of the local institutes
~ report was ordered to be spread upon
- minutes The board was then declared
6n1ousnsd sine die.
iGssus 8. p. Graver, Harry Mays, John A.
100 and DR.. w. q. Taylor we're the retir.
~ memben Of the board.
The new board organized by the election Of
Jacob q Strine temporary president and L.
q. May temporary secretary. Tho certificates
q election OF George M. Allison, John A.
s,ads and DR.. w. q. Taylor for three years,
and John J. Temple for one year, were read
nd the new members took their reata. DIR.
". q. Taylor was elected president of the
boasd for the ensuing year. The president
axprsssed his thanks for the honor conferred
upon him and asked for the assistance of the
nembers In all work for the best interests OF
tAe schoolA
!. The salary Of the secretary was fixed at
ol2O per year, the same - last year. l.. L.
Nay was elected the secretary.
The bond for the treasurer was fixed at
SlOO 900 and the Columbia National bank was
s,ectsd the treasurer Of the school district
The salaries for the janitors were fixed at
We same rate - last year, and the following
persons elected John 9. Klingbeil for insti.
tuts and Cherry street buildings, SS7. so per
month William Baker for Fifth street
schools, $40 Per month John Welsh, Poplar
aErset schools, $50 per month.
The salary Of the librarian will be 500 per
year NO increase. II. F. Zerger was elected
the librarian.
The rate of taxation was fixed at four mills
snr general purposes and one mill Tor tho
ainking fund.
President Taylor announced the following
SANDING committees Finance, Wolfe,
Fasig, Allison; experimenting, Fssig, Slsde,
Allison; text books, Urban, Strine, Temple (;
library, Strine, Temple, Urban repairs and
supplies, Siade, May, Strine.
Visiting Committees-September Strine,
Allison, Temple; October, Slade, Temple,
FANG; November, Urban, Wolfe, May De.
cember, Allison, Strine, Slade; January,
Nay, Temple Weiie; February, Fssig, Ur
- AXlgf-s March, Temple, May, Strine
~, Wolfe, Fssig, Siade; May, Urban
Bsrine, Allison.
The school term was fixed at eight and
half II onths, the same q the present term.
The salaries of the teachers were fixed Q
the following amounts High school depart
ment principal, $50 assistant, 81. Gram
mar school, principal, SO, an increase OF 8
per month !; two assistants, $50 each. Sec
ondary department. first division, thre'
teachers, $4i each /; second division, fou
teachers, $40 each. Primary department
first division, six teachers S35 each seconC
division, eight teachers, $50 each. Fifth
street schools, grammar department., Si5
primary, $50. The salary for teachers OF th'
normal classes was ixed at tl5 per month.
Frank McFslls was elected Jsuitor at thu
council chamber during the sessions OF the
board at q salary of SIS per year.
The commission of Prof 3. II. Hoffman n
borough superintendent was read. In neat
speech Prof. Hoffman stated his purpose IA
labor for the advancement and prosperity OF
the public schools OF this district and would
devote his time to this object He asked for
the hearty cooperation of the members Of
the board in his work.
On motion the board adjourned to meet al
the call Of the president
a Ranch OH Tow ain.
Reference has frequently been made to
notorious and disreputable dive situated in al
alley on STOW Hill," and kept by a colore,
woman. Almost every week q disturbanc
takes place In this ranch ending In a law suit
o. saturday nights the place is fequente,
BY numbers OF hard characters, both whit
and colored. These nights are spent In
manner which lisa disgrace to the community
A bearing took place last evening at the ofiic,
Of Squire Evans, % the result of Q nigh
spent in drunkenness. The place was
scene OF drunkenness last Saturday night
and ON Sunday morning the crowd
went to place on the outskirts o.
town, where they continued the drunken
yevelTy. A row between man and woman
& occurred and this law suit WAS the result
The language used at the hearing was ex
tremely vulgar, ana 1t could hardly b,
thought possible that a woman could us,
such language. The trouble betw cen tn,
parties will be settled. The ranch should b,
speedily broken up.
The Indian Exhibition.
The collection Of curios belonging to Miss
Maggie Layton were exhibited to-day In the
parlors Of the Methodist church. they will
also be exhibited this evening. A visi
should be paid TO this place, where images
arc dressed In native costumes and specimen,
Of India art work can be seen. The collection
10 In charge OF the Columbia Auxiliary of tbs
Women's Foreign Aissiouary society, and
the proceeds will be devoted to that cause
Picnic Postponed.
Tho Methodist Sunday school bsd ,r,s,tsS
holding their picnic at Penryn park on nsx
Friday, but 1t has been inds stintsly pos, nor q,
y o. account OF the rainy weather OF the nsS
several days.
The funeral Of the late Mira Csllie !. Eu,,
VII take place on Thursday afternoon At
oiolock from her late residence, on Cherr
Gtrest above Fourth.
k 3he Oxford League of the Methodist churc
ss ~ very interesting meeting last evenin
Onnaaaatsgo Tribe, No. 203, OF Red Men,
y Lanastsr, will pay . fratsrual visit to Chiqu
z naaunes Ts1bs, No. 80, this evening.
= kame OF ball will b played on Thursds
& ahesroon k>n<Unon Rnapsa NInh and sha